Name: Unidentified Insect - Bromfield Swamp by Nature Sounds
Duration: 1 min 10 s
Description: Unidentified Insect recorded at Bromfield Swamp. Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2012.

that insect has got a real nice syncopated rhythm goin on 

Wow! As insects go, this one has a *gorgeous* voice. Love it!!

nice fx, I'd favorite but it spams my twitter and Facebook, check out my stuff and drop a comment (:

Hippos and an obnoxiously loud cicada call at dusk in the savanna. Recorded with Sony PCM A10 and Lom mikroUsi microphones. Listen to more recordings from the African savanna at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdGyXE47HzQ&list=PLCRlYmmK1sqpnPimVGFNUhmt1WtYhnsZc

Loud Cicada At South Luangwa

Morning in the Capertee Valley

Morning in the Capertee Valley, NSW, Australia

In the hour before sunrise, the calls of Tawny Frogmouth and Southern Boobook can be heard, along with crickets and other insects. Willie Wagtails sing sweet short melodies and later in the track an Australian Owlet Nightjar occasionally ‘chirps’ .

This track is available on the album 'Mallee Dawn' https://wildambience.com/albums/mallee-dawn/

Early Morning Darkness in Wyperfeld National Park

Early Morning Darkness in Wyperfeld National Park, Victoria

Early morning in The Glen Nature Reserve, NSW, Australia. The sounds of light rain in the forest, along with the calls of Bell Miners, Superb Lyrebird, Eastern Whipbirds and a few other species.

Bellbirds in the Rain

Bellbirds in the Rain - The Glen Nature Reserve, NSW Australia

Named after their distinctive banjo-like calls, Eastern Banjo Frogs (Limnodynastes dumerilii) [also known as Pobblebonks!] are a type of burrowing frog found in South-eastern Australia. Males of the species produce a single 'bonk' note, with other individuals often calling in response. After periods of rain Banjo Frogs are most active and vocal, and in this recording dozens of individuals can be heard creating a unique soundscape at a small dam surrounded by woodland in north-east Victoria.

The full 46 minute album is available for download from https://wildambience.com/albums/pobblebonk-dam/

Pobblebonk Dam

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'Pobblebonk Dam', Recorded in Chiltern NP, Victoria, Australia

Rainbow Bee-eater - Merops ornatus recorded on the Winter Solstice 21 June 2012. Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2012

Winter Solstice 21 June 2012 - Rainbow Bee-eater - Merops ornatus

A magical frog and insect chorus recorded in a swampy area deep in the rainforest. Listen in particular for the remarkable and otherworldly mumbling and churring calls of an unidentified frog, periodically sounding off from trees overhead. Note: This is a binaural recording so please listen using headphones.

Recorded near Sani Lodge in Ecuador's lowland rainforest. © Lang Elliott, All Rights Reserved.

Ecuador 2018 - Sani Lodge

Frog Chorus in Rainforest Swamp

Unidentified Insect recorded at Bromfield Swamp. Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2012.

Unidentified Insect - Bromfield Swamp

Collared Scops Owl, Otus lettia

21-12-12 Summer solstice frogs

Take Care of Your Body - Immersed in a Milk Bath: Relaxation Therapy, Spa, Massage, Meditation & Yoga

Separate from the Whole

A life long lover of nature and constantly intrigued by the natural world and the invisible world of sounds that surround us. This has taken me on a journey of trying to combine my love of exploring and documenting nature with my passion for recording and understanding sound. The idea has since manifested into a number of interesting projects and is in a constant state of evolution. I like the idea of using art as a way to understand the world of science, using imagination to explore scientific ideas beyond the limits of traditional scientific methodology.

I have built up the gear to record and capture sounds for use in films, interviews and music projects or you can check out the library of sounds. I have worked on a number of film projects in a number of different roles and enjoy working behind the camera, which has helped how I work with sound. I like being able to provide a different point of view and unique service for people who like the idea of thinking outside the box, because I live outside the box. 

The most profound sound you will ever hear, is the sound when your heart breaks open

If you like these recordings and would like more information please feel free to contact me on Tai.inoue@my.jcu.edu.au

Thanks Tai 

“Everyone wants to understand painting. Why is there no attempt to understand the song of the birds?”
Pablo Picasso




Unidentified Insect - Bromfield Swamp

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